Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-30

and Solicitor McCue went to
Washington tonight, having given TO
the receiver and United States district
attorney here respectively such instruc-
lions as could be given at this time.
In conversation said he would
deal with this bank upon the principle
that national banks hold q %fduciary
relation to the public, and the profits
upon stock are in part q consideration
for the proper discharge OF the trust by
the officers chosen by the stockholders.
And when, as In case Of the Fidelity
bank. this trust Ia betrayed by the Off
GERS ii is the duty OF the government to
award exemplary punishment not only
10 the men aotivs in wrong-dolng, but
also to those who, being in o position to
protect the interest Of deposltors,
neglected or omitted to discharge that
duty. {.
h News Epit0mized.
Elk Gov. Morrill,. Of Maine. seems to be
slowly sinking. His mind is still clear.
His physicians say he may survive
twenty four hours.
w. y. Williams treasurer of Jerauld
county, Dakota, is reported missing.
His accounts are short $1,000. He has
been gone a week.
The THREATS OF France in connection
with the Anglo. Turkish convention have
had the effect of exasperatinG the porte.
II is believed the sultan will finally sign
the convention.
IA. Talmage,s Woe president and gem
ersl manager Of the Wabash railway,
died in Peru, Indiana, Last night. The inn
mediate causs Of his death was Briaht's
disease, coupled with ~dysentery.
KING Milan, of Servia. has instructed
Premier Ristics to take measures to pre-
vent the return OF Queen Natalia to
Seryia. A cabinet crisis is expected if
the premier refuses to obey the order.
The queens garden party at Bucking-
ham palace yesterday afternoon was .
great SOCIAL event. Seven thousand in
yitations we're issued. All roy al visitors
who came to attend the jubilee we're
present.
A letter was received at Groton. Brown
county, Dakota, from j. J.. Hill an
nouncing his intention Of visiting that
place soon with the view OF extending
q branch of the Manitoba railroad into
that city
T~enbroeck, the famous thoroughbred,
died at the home Of his owner yesterday
morning. The cause is thought to be
apoplexy. The horse was fifteen years
old. The owner was offered $4,000 for
him last week,
The Standard Paper company OF Mil
waukee made an assignment late yester-
day afternoon to j. q. Friend, who gave
bond for $4,000. This is supposed to
represent the assets. The liabilities are
nearly 5000, 600.
The wage differences between iron
manufactures and the amalgamated
association at Pittaburg were practio-
ally settled al yesterday conference, and
the workmen's scale, stripped OF extras,
will in ell probability be signed.
A heavy all.over-the country rain, with
thunder and lightning and little wind,
visited central Dakota last evening, and
about five inches Of rain fell. The
farmers and everybody rejoice. Crops,
it can be said, are now assured.
1t is reported that Wadding ton, the
French ambassador, has informed Lord
Salisbury that no French cabinet cou Id
sign q document giving England q
prsponderance in Egypt, even for q
limited time.
The appointment OF Boulanger was
made for the express purpose OF getting
him away from Paris during the nation
III fstes and review IN July, and by hia
presence tempt people into q demon
sirstion in his favor and against Ger
many. So.
William Kissane, alias W L. Rogers,
filed q demurrer in the oircuit court 81
San Francisco yesterday TO the suit Of
the Chemical Nationnlbank OF New York
In the demurrer counsel for Kissane
held that the present action is barred by
statute Of limitation. The demurrer also
states other technical points.
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.
On Monday Hlghmore bad tuo heavy
rains and in the evening 4 denise fog.
Rishon Martv condu6tpd tha n rat corn.